The aim of the event, which is expected to draw at least 150 carefully screened and personally invited C-level directors, heads of alternative energy development and investment executives from the largest financial institutions, is intended to shape the region’s solar energy future.
Due to increasing energy demands, Latin America has seen a surge in interest for alternative and renewable energies. Chile alone has an objective to achieve 9 GW of solar energy by 2020, with a combined target for Latin America nearing 20 GW.
Organizers said the Solar Latin America Summit will connect key policy makers, government officials, utility and mining companies, investors and business conglomerates from across Latin and North America, Europe and Asia Pacific.
The two-day initiative promises to combine one-to-one business meetings and more than 16 hours of productive networking with a comprehensive conference programme.
International, regional and local solar energy experts will share knowledge about the latest industry trends through interactive panel discussions and keynote addresses.
Project developers and manufacturers are showcasing their latest products and services to a targeted audience at the summit’s exhibition.
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